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32-August 2000 |
Winning
with Wipro GE
Events
Sir Ganga
Ram Hospital in its endeavour to go ahead in all aspects of diagnostics
and treatment modalities has installed a Gamma Camera and Dexa Scanner
in the Department of Nuclear Medicine and Bone Densitometry Centre in
the hospital premises. This venture has been undertaken in collaboration
with Mahajan Imaging Private Limited. The President of India, Mr. K.R.
Narayanan inaugurated the Centre on July 23, 2000.
First Multislice
CT Scanner in South Asia
Buxi Diagnostic
Pvt. Ltd. has installed India’s First Multislice CT Scanner in Sir Ganga
Ram Hospital.
“The combination
of speed and high resolution creates better images which will improve
diagnosis. Using this innovative technology, current routine exams will
be enhanced and new applications will emerge to push the envelope of non-invasive
diagnosis.The result: improved patient care.”
Gary M Glazer,
M.D. Chairman, Department of Radiology
Standard University School of Medicine
ECHO Summit
2000 in Hyderabad &Delhi
A symposium
and live workshop on Echocardiography, titled “ECHO Summit 2000” was held
in Hyderabad and Delhi on the 16th, 17th and 18th of July. The workshop
was organized by the Indian Academy of Echocardiography. Convenors were
Dr. J.C. Mohan in Delhi and Dr. P. Krishnam Raju in Hyderabad.
The event
was co-sponsored by Wipro GE Medical Systems. Dr. Bijoy Khandheria of
Mayo Clinic, Rochester and Dr. Sudhir Wahi from the University of Queensland,
Brisbane were the main speakers at the session which showcased the absolute
latest in Echo Doppler technology Myocardial Contrast Echo, Stress Echo
etc. A large number of delegates, over 300 attended both the events from
within and outside the country.
The event was
also the launch pad of two great Cardiovascular Imaging Ultrasound machines
from GE - VIVID 3 and VIVID FiVe.
VIVID 3
showcased features such as Coded Octave Imaging, Flexible Image, Instant
Access and
VIVID FiVe
features Tissue Tracking, Real Time Contrast Imaging, 3D/4D Imaging and
Connectivity.